Live stream - it’s time to learn English/short and sweet (not long)

Oh, hello everyone.

Nice to see you here today. Welcome.

We are all together live.

Well, for those who have received notifications,

we are live.

I would imagine quite a few people haven't

received notifications.

Oh, well, maybe later they will catch up and find us.

Hi, everybody.

We are live right now.

Just a very short one. Don't worry.

I won't take up too much of your time.

But we are here together again because.

Well, to be honest with you, it's quite a nice day.

It's lovely.

In fact, we are once again having beautiful weather.

I'm outside

and of course, I am risking my my health today

because I am suffering from

hay fever as usual at this time of year.

I often get hay fever.

I have something that causes a few problems

now and again, especially at this time of year.

And I will maybe perhaps sneeze from time to time.

But I, I think I'm being very brave, to be honest,

coming out here today.

Tomorrow, by the way,

there is no live stream tomorrow.

And that's one of the reasons why

I thought I would come out today and join you live.

So the reason why I'm doing this

is because I'm not here. Tomorrow.

However, there will be a new lesson

tomorrow, a new full lesson,

talking about a very interesting thing.

In fact, I hope the live chat is working.

All right.

We will see straight away.

Hello, Vytas.

Hello. Also double sash.

Thank you very much.

You are both first today on the live chat.

Hello, Ling long Thon.

I believe you are watching in Vietnam,

if I'm not mistaken.

I know I have a lot of people

watching in Vietnam at the moment,

and it's good to see you here.

Also, we have Abdullah

and also Yohan.

Hello, Yohan.

I don't recognise your name.

If you've been here before,

please let me know if you haven't.

Welcome to the live chat.

For those wondering, I'm

in England, I'm in the garden,

and it's a beautiful day.

It really does feel.

Has this summer has arrived.

And I suppose.

Well,

we are just a couple of days

away from the beginning of June, so

most people here are now preparing themselves

for the arrival of those long summer days.

In fact, yesterday was a public holiday yesterday.

So all over the UK people were having a rest.

But most people now have gone back to work

and I am here.

Well, I'm not at work, although to be honest with you,

it does feel as if I'm working at the moment

because I'm standing here talking to you.

You may have noticed that

I have been putting some new videos on my YouTube

channel, some short English lessons.

I did put one on yesterday

and I will be putting some more on

the next few days.

There will be more new English lessons

coming up as well, so I hope you are okay.

This is just a short live stream.

Nothing to long.

As I mentioned yesterday,

brevity is the soul of wit.

Sometimes you don't need to talk for a long time.

Sometimes you don't need to explain

using lots and lots of words.

Hello, Renato.

Hello, Renato.

Nice to see you here as well.

I suppose I should ask if you can hear me all right.

And if you can.

Well, that's good.

Hello to

who is that?

I can't see that. Well.

Oh, Mogadishu is watching at the moment.

Hello, Mogadishu.

I'm not actually sure if I've ever had anyone

from Mogadishu talking to us on the live chat,

but you are more than welcome to join us here today.

As I mentioned, tomorrow, no live stream.

So that's the reason why I'm here today.

You see, tomorrow

there will be a new lesson

being posted on my YouTube channel.

So I will mention that a couple of times.

Just so you know, because there is a good chance

that maybe there is a possibility

that you won't receive a notification for this.

You see.

So that's the reason why I'm mentioning it right now

on the live chat.

Thank you very much for joining me.

It's very nice to see you here.

Just a short one today.

We also have a Kaffae.

Hello, Kaffae.

It's so nice to see you here today.

I'm a little bit distracted

at the moment

because there are some birds flying around my head.

So if I seem slightly distracted,

that's the reason why.

Can I also say hello to Beatrice?

Hello, Beatrice.

Are you packing your suitcase?

Are you preparing for your trip?

The big trip that is taking place soon, Mr.

Steve at the moment

is making some arrangements for our trip.

The big rendezvous.

I have my passport ready.

Have you ever seen my passport photograph?

Do you have a passport?

And if you do,

there is a good chance

that you will also have a passport photograph.

No one ever looks good on their passport photograph.

And the reason is because you normally have to be

very serious. You're not allowed to smile.

They don't like it.

They don't want to see happy people

on their passports.

They want to see serious people

looking moody and

slightly angry.

Oh, the cameras are coming over by the way.

I think the cows have realised

that I'm doing a live stream and they want to join in.

So maybe in a few moments you will see the cows come

across the camera behind me.

Hello, Fabiano.

Hello to you.

Thank you very much for joining me.

Ian Bean is here as well.

Reading is the key.

You look great on this, Sunny day.

It is a nice day.

I will be honest with you.

We are

we are being spoilt at the moment with the weather

and the phrase spoilt

is an interesting one

because quite often it is used in a negative way.

But of course you can spoil a person

by being very generous towards them.

my neighbour's dog is getting angry

because the cows are coming past

and I have a feeling

my neighbour's dog does not like cows.

I think so.

So if you spoil someone maybe

you are being very generous towards them.

Maybe you are treating them

to something lovely and nice.

But of course you can also use the word spoil

in a very negative way.

If you are giving

a child, for example, too much attention,

maybe you are taking care of them too much.

You are giving them everything they want.

You might eventually spoil that child.

You might make them arrogant,

you might make them selfish.

So the word spoil can be used in

many different ways.

I'm just waiting for the cows to go by.

They are coming.

They are coming by.

Come on, cows, don't be shy.

Come in. Say hello to the live stream.

You might

see them in a few moments.

In fact, there they are.

Just behind me. There.

There are the cows.

There are eight cows in the back of

well, in this field at the back of my house.

One of them is already watching me.

Hello?

Come on. Come over here.

Don't be shy.

Hello.

Hello, Cows.

Lovely.

They are so nice.

Who else is here?

And who else is here on the live chat

dogs is such a pain in the neck.

Sometimes they really are.

Hello. Hello.

Hello to the blackbird that just flew past my head.

Hello. Juice. Juice.

Say or who?

Say hello, Mr. Duncan.

Nice to see you.

I am Reece or Race watching you from Angola.

From Angola.

Hello, Angola.

It's nice to see you here.

I hope you are having a good day where you are.

Yes, This is Mr. Duncan.

I am the English teacher from YouTube.

Although most people seem to

have forgotten all about me.

And there is a reason for that.

Can I have a moment to complain

about the way YouTube these days?

Just not notify my subscribers?

So even though I'm here now talking to you live,

many of my subscribers won't even realise

that I'm on right now doing a live stream because they

they don't receive any notifications from YouTube,

which is a shame really, when you think about it.

Alexandra is here.

Hello, Alexandra, Nice to see you here as well.

This is just a short live stream.

I'm here

to tell you that tomorrow

there will be no live stream, but

there will be a new English lesson,

a new English lesson.

A video lesson will be posted tomorrow

on a live on YouTube.

I'm a bit distracted

at the moment

because there's birds flying around my head.

Hello, Claudia.

What's cooking?

Claudia, What have you got in your part?

Well, what's cooking, Claudia?

Is it something spicy and hot?

Is it something salty or not?

Oh, Claudia, what is in the past?

What is in your pot today?

Claudia,

We are having chilli con carne tonight.

Mr.

Steve's famous chilli with

lots of spice,

lots of garlic.

I have to say, I know Mr.

Steve isn't perfect.

He has lots of flaws and faults,

but still not as many as I do.

If I was honest with you.

But yes, tonight

we are having our lovely chilli Hong Kong.

And I can't wait to be honest.

There are many people enjoying today's weather

and I hope you are enjoying the weather wherever,

wherever you are in the world.

It's very nice.

The birds are very excited today.

They are.

Hello.

Also to Rosa.

Rosa Queen.

Hello to you.

Nice voice.

Oh, thank you very much. That's very kind of you.

I have been practising English

all my life since I was about two years old.

I started practising English and here I am now.

And I have to say, I think my English is quite good.

I think my practising over

the last 56 years

has been very useful

because now my English level is quite high,

so I'm very pleased about that.

And if you stay with me, guess what?

Your English level will also be high.

It will become a very good.

Can I say

hello also to Oh, who else is here today?

I don't want to miss anyone out.

Oh,

reading is the key.

That is a very interesting name, by the way.

And I have to say sometimes reading is very useful

to things that a lot of people often forget about

when they are learning English.

They forget that you can also read and also practice

your writing as well,

because they are also very good ways

of getting words and phrases into your brain.

So I always suggest that reading a book

or maybe reading something that you are interested in

because it always makes it more fun.

Hello Tien.

Hello N.

I really want to master English.

How do I do it?

Just like learning anything in this world,

just like learning any skill.

You have to do it regularly.

You have to do it on a regular basis.

Don't stop doing it.

Everything is hard.

When you first start to learn it,

everything is difficult.

The secret

is to keep on doing it and don't give up.

Make English part of your life.

Make English something that you do every day,

and the more you do it, the easier it will get.

So don't forget,

there are many ways of learning English.

Watching my video lessons is a good way

because it gives you the chance to

experience

the English environment.

And by that

I mean you can listen to English being spoken.

My English is clear, my English is very understandable

and a lot of people

enjoy listening to my English

lessons because of that.

Yes, hard work.

There are no shortcuts.

There are no quick fixes.

Learning English just like everything takes time,

patience, and also motivation.

As I always say, you have to tell yourself,

I can do it,

I can do it, I can do

it.

And guess what?

You can.

But it does take hard work.

It takes a lot of effort.

It takes time.

But

I believe you can do it.

I started learning English

when I was just a child, just a baby.

So you can learn it really at any age,

whether you are two or 20

or a hundred,

you can still do it.

I will be going in the moment.

This is just a short livestream just to say hello.

Kwong Xing Why says I don't have a partner

to practise English with.

This is something that happens often

with people who are learning English.

Quite often

you will find yourself in a place

where you can't practise with other people

and that is a normal thing.

It happens quite a lot.

My advice, first of all,

is to practise with yourself,

listen to your own voice,

and the reason why that is a good thing to do

is because it builds your confidence.

Also, remember, there are many other people

around your area, many other people nearby

who are also interested in learning English.

So maybe you could join a group or

maybe you can create your own group

and form your own

English corner.

I always find that studying

or learning with other people

is more fun.

I have to be honest with you.

It is fun to do it with other people.

If you are learning with other people,

if you are practising with other people,

it is more fun.

So you never know.

There might be lots of people living nearby.

Maybe people in your school or in your community

who are also interested in English,

so it might be a good idea to find

or to try and find other people

who are also interested in learning English.

And then you can create your own group,

your own English

group or English corner.

So that would be my advice.

If you find it difficult

to

practise by yourself, then

maybe you can find other people in your area

or maybe create your own group even online.

Because these days

we have many resources, many things that we can do

and use to create

our own environment of the English language.

Maybe you can go on to WhatsApp.

WhatsApp is a very interesting application

and a lot of people enjoy using it for various

things and learning is also

a thing you can do on WhatsApp

and of course you can do it here

with my lovely community of English addicts as well.

Every Sunday I do a live stream where I checked,

where I talk about lots of different subjects

and of course we also have lots of other

English addicts joining in on the live chat.

Would we create a

group using the WhatsApp resource?

Asks Fabiano.

Well, I always think that if you have enough people

who are interested

in the things that you are interested in,

then I think it's a good idea.

I think it is a very good idea,

Claudia says.

It is very good advice.

Always

enjoy listening

and also writing to you.

Yes.

So it's not just about speaking,

it's not just about listening.

It's also about using the language

in other ways, including reading and writing.

So in the live chat, you are able to join in by typing

and at the same time

you are also practising your English.

So that is one of the reasons

why I enjoy doing livestreams,

because it gives you a chance to listen to English,

to listen to something that is being done

live and spontaneous without any rehearsal.

So I haven't rehearsed this.

This is completely spontaneous.

This

writing

also gives me more time to think what I want to say.

Yes, Yes, I think so.

Writing things down, reading, listening,

and of course, speaking English.

A lot of people find that that is the hardest part

of learning the English language.

And I think it is

I think it's the hardest part

of learning any language, whatever the language is

Italian, French, German,

whatever the language is

speaking, the language is the hardest part.

I think so.

But as I said earlier,

you have to have lots of confidence.

You have to build your confidence.

You have to listen to your own voice.

You can use maybe a recording device,

You can speak

into the recording device, maybe a tape recorder

or an MP3 recorder or even your phone.

And then you can listen to your own voice.

And over time, you will become more confident

because you can listen to yourself.

And if there are any things

that you are not happy about,

you can correct correct them.

You can change them.

So don't worry too much about it.

Have fun.

Learning should be fun.

Learning should be an adventure as well.

Think of learning as a journey.

You are going on a journey.

Hello also to El Khoury.

Hello, El Khoury.

Nice to see you here as well.

Very nice to see you.

We have some new names coming up on the live chat

today.

This is only a short live stream.

I have a new English lesson tomorrow.

It is being published tomorrow on Wednesday.

And I will be back with you on Sunday.

Next Sunday I will be with you.

Mr.

Steve will be there as well.

And we will have 2 hours of English addict life.

So I hope you will join myself and also Mr.

Steve next Sunday, because we will be back with you

as life as life can be.

Hello, Rosetta,

again, thank you very much.

We can say that something is good advice

or we can say that something is a good piece

of advice.

So if you give someone advice,

we can say that you give them advice or you give them

a good piece of advice.

Maybe a suggestion or a hint,

something to help them.

So you can use

that particular phrase in more than one way.

You can give someone advice generally,

or you can give someone a piece of advice,

something that will help them

to do a very particular thing,

a certain thing.

I am going in a moment.

If you want to say hello, you have a few moments

to do it.

The birds are getting angry.

I think they are becoming a little angry.

You might be able to hear

them in the background.

I am going now.

See you on Sunday 2 p.m.

UK time and of course I will be back with you on

Sunday and also hopefully next Wednesday as well.

I will be with you live next Wednesday, tomorrow

there is a new lesson being published,

so don't miss it

because I know that sometimes YouTube

does not tell you about my new lessons.

Terrible.

Thank you very much.

See you soon.

Catch you on Sunday 2 p.m.

UK time.

Don't forget to check the time difference

because where you are the time will be different.

2 p.m.

UK time is when I'm back with you.

Co-anchor

You can you can understand

the basic English on a basic level,

but of course

the more

you use English, the more you listen to English,

the more your your level will rise.

You will advance your level of English as you go on.

So everyone has to start at the beginning.

Quite often

the beginning is where everyone's starts

when you are learning something new.

But over time, gradually your level of understanding

and your level of English will rise.

So my advice is very clear

Keep on doing it.

Don't give up and practice every day.

And of course, you can join my live

streams as well,

because it's a very happy, friendly place.

It's a great place to improve

your English.

Whoever this may concern

are you

you look forward to something

or you look forward to doing something.

Well, you can look forward to something

if there is an event in the future that is coming

that you are excited about,

or maybe you are actively involved in something

that will happen in the future,

you can say

that you are looking forward to doing something.

I am looking forward to doing

the bakery

or the cooking in my kitchen,

something you are actively involved in

or you can just look forward to the event

or the thing you are going to do.

28 minutes I've been here

and now it is time to go.

Thanks for watching.

See you on Sunday Once again.

This is Mr.

Duncan

in the birthplace of English,

which of course is England,

saying, see you soon, catch you later.

And of course, you know what's coming next.

Yes, you do...

Ta ta for now.